The Toyota Camry is a midsize sedan that offers decent features, fast engines, and good fuel economy. But the Camry isn't the only midsize sedan on the market. There's also the Honda Accord, Nissan Altima, and Hyundai Elantra. All these models are vying for your hard-earned money, so we're going to compare these models and show you why the Camry is the best choice and why you should buy one from our dealership in O'Fallon, IL.
The Toyota Camry Has a Better Reliability Rating: According to J.D. Power, the 2023 Camry received an 83 out of 100 in reliability. Comparatively, the Honda Accord received an 82 out of 100. Though the difference is minor, the Camry is still the more reliable vehicle.
The Toyota Camry Has Better Gas Mileage: According to the EPA, the Toyota Camry provides Edwardsville drivers with an estimated 22/31 miles per gallon, and its hybrid model gets around 51/53 miles per gallon. As for the Accord, this model is estimated to get 22/32 miles per gallon, though its hybrid only gets 48/47 miles per gallon.
The Toyota Camry Has More Standard Features: Most modern sedans come equipped with a fair amount of standard features, and the Camry and Accord are no exception. However, the Camry offers more, especially its safety features, as it has forward collision mitigation, lane-keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, automatic high-beam headlights, and road sign recognition.
As for the Honda Accord, this model only offers frontal collision mitigation, adaptive cruise control, and lane-keeping assist in its base model.
The Toyota Camry Has a More Powerful Engine: The new Camry has two engine options. The base engine is a 203-horsepower four-cylinder, and the other is a 301-horsepower V6 motor. As for the Accord, this model comes standard with a 192-horsepower engine and offers an upgraded engine that produces 252 horsepower.
The Toyota Camry Has a Better Fuel Economy: According to the EPA, the Nissan Altima has a gas mileage of around 25/34 miles per gallon. While the gas-powered models of the Camry offer 22/31 mpg, their hybrids still outperform them with an estimated 51/53 miles per gallon.
The Toyota Camry Offers Better Performance: The Nissan Altima also has two engine options for Highland drivers to buy. The base model is a 2.5-liter 188-horsepower four-cylinder engine, and the other is a turbocharged 2.0-liter 236-hp four-cylinder. Compare this to the Camry, which outshines the Altima with its base 203-horsepower four-cylinder and more powerful 301-horsepower V6 motor.
The Toyota Camry Has More Trims And Features: The more trims a vehicle has, the more features it inevitably offers, and such is the case with the Camry and Altima. The Toyota Camry has six trims compared to the Altima's five, and their higher trims differ greatly. When comparing the highest trims, we find the Altima only has combined features of other trims. In contrast, the Camry has unique features like 19-inch wheels, an aerodynamic body trim, a sport exhaust, and special sport-tuned suspension.
The Toyota Camry Has a Better Reliability Rating: Just like the Honda Accord, J.D. Power has given the Nissan Altima an 82 out of 100 in terms of reliability. So, once again, the Toyota Camry is a reliable ride with its score of 83 out of 100.
The Toyota Camry Is More Reliable: At current, there is no safety rating on the new Hyundai Elantra due to a recent recall. So, it's a safe bet to go with the Toyota Camry as this model has had no recalls.
The Toyota Camry Has a Better Fuel Economy: Once again, St. Louis and Shiloh, IL locals will find the Toyota Camry is more fuel efficient with an estimated EPA 22/31 miles per gallon. As for the Elantra, this model is estimated to get around 20/30 miles per gallon.
The Toyota Camry Offers Better Performance: While the Hyundai Elantra has three engine options, each one is underwhelming compared to the two offered by the Toyota Camry. Under the hood of the Elantra is a base 2.0-liter 147 horsepower four-cylinder engine. The Elantra Hybrid Blue uses a hybrid powertrain with a 1.6-liter engine to produce 139 hp and the highest trim has a turbocharged 1.6-liter engine to produce 201 hp.
Comparatively, the Camry has a base 203-horsepower four-cylinder and a more powerful 301-horsepower V6 motor.
The Toyota Camry Has More Legroom: When you buy a midsize sedan, you and your passengers must have enough space to feel comfortable. You have plenty of legroom in the Toyota Camry as it has 42.1 inches of space. In the Elantra, there are only 34.8 inches of leg space.
The new Toyota Camry is one of the most well-rounded midsize cars Belleville drivers can buy. With sharp steering, strong brakes, and brisk acceleration, it is better equipped and more affordable than its competitors. Newbold Toyota has a wide range of new Toyota Camry in stock, so visit us today and pick one up.
Newbold Toyota
1282 Central Park Drive
O'Fallon, IL 62269
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